Business Details
Trusted C of E Primary Education in St Albans
As the Headteacher of Park Street C of E Primary School and Nursery, we are proud to lead an institution where every child's development is nurtured through a rich, diverse curriculum. Our school fosters a community where pupils feel valued, safe, and inspired to learn. Our approach combines the National Curriculum with tailored, creative methods that prioritise both academic achievement and personal growth. We believe in cultivating forward-thinking, problem-solving individuals through spaced retrieval practice, formative assessments, and repeated learning.Our themed curriculum is launched with engaging experiences and 'big' enquiry questions, ensuring pupils stay motivated and make meaningful progress. Collaborating closely with parents, we strive to deliver the best outcomes for every child. With a dedicated team and facilities designed to enrich learning, we aim to prepare pupils for the next stage of their education while embodying our vision to 'Flourish and Let Your Light Shine.'
Services
Early Years Foundation Stage
Primary Education
SEND Support
After-School Clubs
Parental Engagement Workshops
Highlights and features
- Dedicated staff prioritising personal development and academic excellence.
- Themed curriculum enriched with educational visits and special events.
- Strong focus on parental collaboration for pupil success.
- Safe, inclusive environment with tailored learning approaches.
- Ofsted-recognised provision for pupil wellbeing and engagement.
What people say
Feel valued and safe
Experienced and caring staff
Enriching learning experiences
Strong curriculum focus
Supportive community
Services
Early Years Foundation Stage
Our Early Years Foundation Stage nurtures children aged 35 through play-based learning, developing foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, and social interaction. We provide a safe, engaging environment aligned with statutory frameworks, ensuring each child progresses at their own pace with tailored support from experienced practitioners.
Primary Education
For children aged 511, our primary curriculum covers core and foundation subjects, fostering critical thinking and creativity. Lessons are enriched with themed topics, educational visits, and collaborative projects. Regular assessments track progress, while a focus on character development ensures pupils grow academically and personally.
SEND Support
We offer tailored support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities, following individualised education plans. Our SENCo works closely with teachers, parents, and external specialists to create inclusive learning environments, ensuring all children achieve their full potential through targeted interventions and resources.
After-School Clubs
A diverse range of after-school clubs, from sports to creative arts, extend learning beyond the classroom. These sessions promote teamwork, physical health, and new skills, led by qualified staff and external partners. Clubs operate weekly during term time, enhancing pupil engagement and community involvement.
Parental Engagement Workshops
We host workshops to help parents support their childs education at home through practical strategies and curriculum insights. Topics include reading development, mathematics approaches, and digital literacy, fostering a collaborative partnership between school and home to enhance pupil outcomes.
People
Monique Gregory
Headteacher
An experienced educator leading Park Street C of E Primary School, committed to nurturing pupil wellbeing, academic excellence, and community cohesion. Monique champions a curriculum that values creativity and critical thinking.
Carly Tominey
SENCo
Special Educational Needs Coordinator with expertise in supporting diverse learners, Carly develops individualised strategies to ensure all pupils thrive within our inclusive school environment.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3 to 11, including Nursery, Reception, and Key Stages 1 & 2.
Do you offer support for children with special educational needs?
Yes, we have a dedicated SENCo and tailored provision to support pupils with SEN and disabilities as part of our inclusive approach.
How can parents get involved in their child's education?
We encourage parental engagement through workshops, regular communication, and collaborative planning to support learning at home.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer a variety of after-school clubs including sports, creative arts, and academic enrichment activities during term time.
How do you ensure pupil wellbeing and safety?
Our school promotes a safe environment with safeguarding policies, pastoral support, and a curriculum that prioritises personal development and resilience.
